Omaha · Nebraska · Iowa & beyond
Wheelchair transport you can book yourself, today.
Ramp-equipped vans, four-point securement, drivers trained to load a chair properly. No referral, no case worker, no broker queue.
The vehicle
What turns up at your door.
A ramp at the back, a low floor, and four-point securement inside — so you stay in your own chair from your front door to the appointment desk. We price the route before anything is booked, and you know the fare up front.
How we run it
Every trip tracked, from assignment to arrival.
We built our own dispatch system rather than running the business off a whiteboard and a phone. 50+ trips on a weekday, across Nebraska and beyond it — every leg logged and reconciled against the broker the same week — which is how we can tell you what our on-time rate is instead of guessing at it.
We take people to
Services
Wheelchair first — and everything else too.
Most of our riders need a wheelchair van, and that is what we are built around. We run ambulatory, long-distance and paediatric trips as well — and non-medical ones, if you need an accessible vehicle for anything at all.
Service areas
Do we come to you?
Type your town or zip code. We run the whole of Nebraska and into Iowa every week — including rural routes other providers turn down — and go further on request.
Those are the towns we run weekly. Nebraska and Iowa are routine; longer journeys — Kansas City, Minnesota — are arranged on request.
Reviews
What families in Omaha actually say.
David was really nice and helpful...I have used a-life medical transport for a few rides now and I really enjoy the drivers i come across!!! I've also rode with Jocelyn and lost the review link before I could rate her as a driver...she is a true gem! And brock is always nice and friendly!! I don't g…
Pete was absolutely great. On the way to the doctor's appointment, he cranked up the ac to make sure my wife was getting the cold air on this hot and humid day. On the return from the doctor's office, he made sure I had set up the ramps before wheeling her out of the cool van so she wouldn't be wai…
The company is reliable and amazing to ride for. My driver, Mary was very personable, a joy to chat with! She was professional in providing me contact information to call when I was ready to be picked up from my appointment and was on time! I would definitely ride for this company again and I would…
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Why families choose us
A missed ride is a missed treatment.
Dialysis three times a week does not reschedule itself. That is the standard we hold ourselves to, and it is why families put a parent in our vehicles rather than whoever was cheapest.
How it works
Four steps, about two minutes.
Tell us the trip
Where from, where to, what time the appointment is, and whether a wheelchair is needed. Online or on the phone.
We confirm it
We check coverage, assign the right vehicle and driver, and text you a confirmation. Recurring appointments are set up once.
We take you there
Your driver helps you from your door to the vehicle and walks you in at the other end. We handle the ride home too.
Your rides, in one place
Booking creates your account. Set a PIN, then sign in any time with your phone number to see what is coming up, look back at past trips, and keep your details current.
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Our office
We’re here in Omaha.
Some of our fleet, outside our office. When you ring, somebody here picks up, and the van that turns up came from this car park — not from a dispatch centre in another state.
Our drivers are people who care about the work: patient with riders who need a hand, respectful of the ones who do not. Driving records and backgrounds are reviewed before anybody carries a passenger. On a standing appointment you will usually see the same driver each week, which matters more than it sounds like it should.
Questions
The things people ask first.
Can I just book directly, without a referral or a broker?
What does a wheelchair ride cost?
Can you take my wheelchair, or do I have to transfer?
Do you take Medicaid too?
How far ahead should I book?
Do you do airport runs, family events or non-medical trips?
Will the driver wait and help me inside?
Can you set up recurring rides?
Which areas do you cover?
Still unsure? Call (402) 315-1473 — a person answers.
Book the ride. We’ll handle the rest.
Two minutes online, or one phone call. We ask for a day’s notice so the route is planned properly — and if we cannot take the trip, we will say so straight away.